Supplemental Needs Trusts- Essential Estate Planning Components
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4 March 2019
Having a family member with disabilities can pose a challenge. Depending on the severity of the disability, your loved one may be unable to live alone or generate an income.
If you are providing a high level of care for your loved one, you may worry about his or her well-being after your passing. Fortunately, there is a vital estate planning tool that you can utilize to help ensure the needs of your disabled loved one are taken care of after your death.
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Case Value Determination And Your Personal Injury Attorney
Posted on:
27 January 2019
When another driver causes an accident, you are likely entitled to be paid money damages. It can be extremely difficult to deal with the results of an accident on your own and most people find that a personal injury attorney is important. When you meet with your attorney for the first time, you should be prepared to have your case evaluated. Read on to find out why this is so and what to be ready to explain to the attorney.
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Personal Testimony And Your Personal Injury Case
Posted on:
17 December 2018
Taking quick action after a car accident is important. Vital evidence needed to prove your case can be lost if you fail to act. One of the most vaunted types of personal injury evidence is that of witnesses. Surprisingly, there is more than one type of witness when it comes to accident cases. Read on to learn more about three categories of personal injury witnesses.
Eye-witnesses
If someone saw your car accident unfold, you are fortunate.
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Act Fast And Preserve Your Personal Injury Case
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6 November 2018
When a car accident leaves you hurt and confused, you should know where to turn. In most cases, it pays to take action quickly and to speak to a personal injury attorney. Read on to find out some reasons why time may not necessarily be on your side when it comes to getting the personal injury compensation you need.
Quickly Regain Normalcy and Control
Being in a wreck can affect more than your health.
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